Hello from Belgium

Wellcome, 280bhp! Nice. I had an A5 diesel 240 bhp and I thought that was quick, I'm lucky you didn't pull up next to me at the wanting a race haha. I had a few problems trying to post some pics but it looks as if you managed it in the end, nice car.

Hi Sven, that's a nice car you have.

Yes, it's the very rare and sought after "sport" model. It looks different now as i have taken my shopping off the back.

Just checked out the concept A9 and can see why you like it, one cool looking car, it may even have more torque than your car, 6.3 W12 engine or a new V8. It's going to be out of my price range though for sure, maybe a second hand one in 20 years or so? I know what your saying when you mention the torque of your car, I loved the shove of in gear power from the diesel A5 I had. The car was only a year old when I sold it but had to go as was spending to much time away and not using it. Have now got an old honda Jazz for when I'm back in the UK but it's so bad that I have now ordered an S1 and come back to pick it up at the end of next month. Should have just kept the A5, Doh!

In England we call them "estate" cars another name for them is a "shooting brake" although not used much but shorten that to "brake" and now I understand it. We should have just one World language it would make life a lot easier, always envious of you guys from Holland being so good at speaking different languages, english, german etc etc. Us English are the opposite unfortunately .
Sounds as if your next vehicle should be a Scania haha but at least you have a brake car and use it for what it was designed for. Don't think I have ever seen a new RS6 on the road, a few older ones yes, don't think they sell many of them would love to have a drive in one though, so many cars, so little time.
You see the photo on my post tag, I took it in thailand, the guys suspension collapsed I don't think he overtakes many people going up a hill but he knows how to load a car, you can't see in the pic but the other side of his pick up he wedged a big piece of wood against the side to stop it falling over, very funny sight. I have seen the pick again since then and he still loads it up the same.
Looking forward to getting the S1 and have a france trip planned in June have to keep an eye open for the French police though as I have heard they take away your car if they catch you going too fast, don't want to lose it so soon. Went into the Audi dealers for a test drive in it, did not plan to buy one but I was so impressed with it I had to have one, great little car but don't know where I'm going to put my 20kg fridge? Haha

Just looked at my last message and didn't know I out all those smiley faces on at the start of it???
You see, I was right about you Dutch people being good at languages, it would have been quicker if you told me the ones you Did not speak, Turkish and Chinese? Yes you been in too many take away food shops haha.
I spend a lot of time in Thailand and although I know a few sentences etc when I try to speak it they don't know what I'm saying as its all dependant on what tone you say the word in, I'm useless at it and I've been married to a Thai ( woman not ladyboy ) for ten years.
Best to have a beer or two and then just wave your hands around, it always works.
French police impound your car if they catch you doing 160kph or more, under that it's a BIG fine. If you want to drive fast in France it's best to have a lot of euros on you, only if you get caught of course. I've driven there a fair bit over the years and never been stopped but friends of mine have and say never go over 160kph, you do get your car back but it takes all day and lots of paperwork and a BIG fine. I'm in Thailand at the moment and over here I have a ford ranger it's a four door pick up truck it's very good but I can't drive it because it gives me backache if I'm in it for more than 15mins so now the wife uses it and I have a mazda BT50 it's another pick up, I made sure that I had a long test drive in it though to check the seats haha. Why two pick ups I hear you say? We have a shop and need to load up with stock etc and it's mainly what people drive over here. If you want a car that's not made in Thailand they put more than 100% tax on it, you don't see many decent cars over here, even a basic 3 series bMW would cost £50,000+++ don't know what that is in euros but it's a lot!